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Painting and decorating (1913)

Pearce, Walter · London : C. Griffin · leaf 216

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he window and work away from the window. General Notes on Painting.—The following general notesmust be acted upon in all classes of painting. Spreading and Consistence of Paint.—The amount ofpaint put upon the work should be as little as can be properlyspread unless when priming new work. The… … Platk 14.-outline patterns for staining upon wood. To face p. 160.] PLAIN PAINTING. 161 the less paint that is put on at each operation, consistently witha proper covering of the ground, the better will the ultimateresult be. Less paint and more painting is the observationthe writer is compelled to…

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